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viktor_haagThis morning, I received my new copy of Leopard. As a result my machine at work has now been upgraded. The process was remarkably painless (so far, knock on wood). Even restoring my roll-my-own email system to get it working with the local corporate net was quick and painless. However, an eye on the system's console logs leads me to be a bit concerned that Leopard's method of dealing with postfix is substantially different than Tiger, and this may cause me some head-aches. We shall see.
My impressions so far? Well, two things, really.
Overall, the system seems snappier, smoother, and there are little improvements noticeable everywhere (as was advertised).
The new Dock, however? Well, I must say I'm not a fan. The new "drawer" notion is cool enough, but I find it quit stoopid that it sticks the (alphabetically) first icon found inside a folder on top of the folder icon that's now a drawer. Feh. I shall have to see if I can do something about that.
But (again, I cross my fingers), this has been the easiest OS upgrade I've ever done, and I should be able to leave the office at the "usual time" without staying on into the evening. Whee!
My impressions so far? Well, two things, really.
Overall, the system seems snappier, smoother, and there are little improvements noticeable everywhere (as was advertised).
The new Dock, however? Well, I must say I'm not a fan. The new "drawer" notion is cool enough, but I find it quit stoopid that it sticks the (alphabetically) first icon found inside a folder on top of the folder icon that's now a drawer. Feh. I shall have to see if I can do something about that.
But (again, I cross my fingers), this has been the easiest OS upgrade I've ever done, and I should be able to leave the office at the "usual time" without staying on into the evening. Whee!
